Yes, it's a good SSD at a good price, I also use it as game installs drive. Sub, thx.

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I bought 2 x Legend 960 Max 4T. That i will install tomorow. The reason i did is the SLC cache recovers very fast and will keep the sustained performance from ~6300 mb/s for 110s ( for 4T ), 60s ( for the 2T ) to 2500/3500 mb/s rest of the time around 12-15 minutes ( till ~85% drive full to still have this performance ) and that is x2 as fast as most of the other SSD's in the market for this last part. ( that are around 1300-1700 mb/s per second ) -- based on the tests on Techpowerup. A-DATA made a good product here. I am always interested in the sustained performance as that is the the "real" performance of a drive. Even if you keep'it in PCI 3.0 lane - it will still be around 2.5/3.2 Gb/s for all your transfers so it it is a good all arounder. Practicly for PCI 3.0 - it saturates the banthwith for around 3k mb/s ( and keeps it ) , and for PCI 4.0 , it spikes to ~6k for some period ( 30 seconds , 60s, 110 s - depending on the size of the drive ) and then it settles in at 3k mb/s per second. All others drives just have a good "initial" spike but will let you down in the end. 7k to 1.3k .... Sadly even the new PCI 5.0 will be in situation 10k-12k to 1.7k .....

According to tests that I found on the web, Adata is better. They both have about the same amount of SLC cache buffer, but Adata has a higher sustained speed when SLC is depleted. Also, in small file operations, Adata is a bit faster. Subscribe, thx.

I didn't notice any problems. In short tests, the performance is the same. Sub. thx.

It depends on whether there is an NVMe M.2 2280 slot and space for a dual-sided drive in your laptop. Subscribe, thanks.

Shit happens. In my country the seller gives a 5 year warranty. Subscribe, thanks.